The studies consisted of axially compressed thin-walled columns with channel and top-hat cross section.
The studies consisted of axially compressed thin-walled channel section columns.
The studies consisted of a total 17,336 participants (51% female and 58% non-orphans).
The experimental designs of the studies consisted of a multiple probe across responses (Study I), an ABAB sequence (Study II), and an ABABB1 sequence (Study III).
Early genetic studies consisted of HLA association studies and non-HLA candidate gene association studies, designed to identify association with selected HLA or non-HLA loci.
These studies consisted of 286,125 participants and 10,944 of these had Type II diabetes.
These studies consisted of two prospective cohort studies and 30 retrospective cohort studies.
These studies consisted of 150 childhood [25] and 53 adult [31] cancer survivors with hematologic malignancies and breast cancer, respectively.
In 2012 the sample of original participants who had agreed to be contacted for follow-up studies consisted of 3.659 individuals.
Each of the original studies consisted of case studies of employers in particular sectors in which the costs associated with training an apprentice were considered against the benefits employers obtain through this activity during the training period.
Determination of thermal conductivity in these studies consisted of making 45 line source measurements on split half cores (Expedition 343/343T Scientists 2013b) and 38 measurements made using a divided bar technique on rock chips (Fulton et al. 2013).
